Would anyone be interested in the "Photography Game" here?

[Ralph]

Sure are!!!

[cn nutbar]

I'll second that

[Charlie B]

Bessemer and Lake Erie

[e-paw]

   

[eightyeightfan1]

NE-6 at Essex.

[Charlie B]

Negley, Ohio Oct., 1976 Y&S woodie

[bdw9535]

Hazleton, PA July 1989

Bruce

[Ralph]

Bruce, I assume those are safety screens to protect the windows and crew from rock and bottle throwers? I remember being really disappointed the first time I heard about train crews having to deal with stupid random attacks as they rolled through some areas.
Ralph

[Steamtrains]

Cabeese I can do....It's an old Varney kit, which was the whole consist of my ol' man's first "train". It ran behind a little 0-4-0, which has long since crumbled. That would make it about 57 years old...

[Tom]

   

Back on her home turf, Feather River Rail Society's road caboose, WP 484 sits at the East End of Stockton (CA) UP (former WP) yard, awaiting a quick run to San Francisco to pick up a hospital train for the Golden Gate RR Museum and move it to Fremont, Ca. Photo taken in January 2007 by Eugene Vicknair, used with permission.

[Charlie B]

April, 1978.

[bdw9535]

An exAmtrak at Tuckahoe, NJ Febuary 2009

Bruce

[bdw9535]

Bruce, I assume those are safety screens to protect the windows and crew from rock and bottle throwers? I remember being really disappointed the first time I heard about train crews having to deal with stupid random attacks as they rolled through some areas.
Ralph

Ralph, that's true, also heard a story that when they were left at the mines the kids from the local area would try breaking out the windows by throwing chunks of coal at the windows.

Bruce

[dgaken]

GTW Caboose on display at the Durand Union Station. I had the pleasure of catching Amtrak's Blue Water from this station last summer- also, the interior features the Durand Model Railroad Club Layout with a fantastic replica of the station!


Durand Union Station by dangaken, on Flickr

[e-paw]

SIRT cab.